Kayakers paddle a section of the Androscoggin River. Some Gorham residents are concerned that improvements to access to the river will bring too many people to their quiet neighborhoods. (FILE PHOTO)
Kayakers paddle a section of the Androscoggin River. Some Gorham residents are concerned that improvements to access to the river will bring too many people to their quiet neighborhoods. (FILE PHOTO)
GORHAM — A proposal to upgrade a Howland Avenue canoe/kayak access point on the Androscoggin River drew comments at Monday's Gorham selectmen's meeting about its impact on the surrounding neighborhood.
In 2019, the town was selected as one of 10 finalists for the national Recreation Economy for Rural Communities Program to help connect the downtown with the Androscoggin River and its assets.
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